Eyal
Eyal ( Hebrew אֱיָל, "Deer, game, strength") means:
- a kibbutz in the central district of Israel, see Eyal (kibbutz)
Eyal is the first name of the following people:
- Eyal Ben-Reuven (* 1954), Israeli general ( Aluf ) and politician
- Eyal Benvenisti (* 1959), Israeli lawyer and professor
- Eyal Berkovic (* 1972), Israeli soccer player and coach
- Eyal Eisenberg (* 1963), Israeli army officer
- Eyal Golan (* 1971), Israeli singer
- Eyal Golasa (* 1991), Israeli soccer player
- Eyal Halfon , Israeli writer and film director
- Eyal Kitzis (* 1969), Israeli actor and comedian
- Eyal Levi (* 1979), American guitarist in the band Dååth
- Eyal Megged (* 1948), Israeli writer and journalist
- Eyal Meshumar (* 1983), Israeli soccer player
- Eyal Podell (* 1975), American-Israeli actor
- Eyal Rahat , Israeli cyclist
- Eyal Ran (* 1972), Israeli tennis player
- Eyal Sivan (* 1964), Israeli filmmaker and director
- Eyal Weizman (* 1970), Israeli architect and writer
- Eyal Yanilov (* 1959), Israeli Krav Maga teacher
EYAL stands for:
- the airfield Alytus (ICAO)
